Magical Paradise Novels & Stories

Irina was amazed, looking at her dress. “Let me see your bleeding hands.” Lucas closed the gap between them. He didn’t need to do anything with her face as the slapping mark had already gone. “Wow…” Irina impressed, looking at her clean hands. “I’m healed.” Smiling weakly, Lucas didn’t dare telling her that her wound healed itself and he did nothing about it but cleaned the blood stain. “I knew it.” Irina exclaimed. “Magic is amazing thing.” Lucas smile turned weaker. “Speaking of magic, why don’t you or Master Nieal scare of me? Why not have me burnt like stories I heard about magic users?”

He looked at the words carved into the roof of the pergola in rune language, "Moon Pavillion." Verra had created this place and thousands of others like it on the grounds of every mansion and in all the magic towers to purify the mana within the city. She and her team were in the middle of creating a Moon Forrest with millions of these plants filled with purification magic. This forest will act as the lungs of the Stardust City, cleansing all the mana inside the city.

Wilde,” While the two adults continue their conversation, their voices began to fade out in Madison’s mind as his attention was stolen by a figurine on the Mayor’s bookshelf. It was of medieval knights with a shield and sword ready to face off against a massive dragon. This made Madison think back to the stories of a mystical kingdom that April G had told him as a child. The kingdom was called Parabola. Madison visualized images of the strange kingdom, as if he had been there to witness it firsthand. Many of these visions included the dragons attacking the castle. The second one included fighting against a foe from far away. The third one involved an evil which who had used dark magic to bla

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“Yours. I haven’t met her yet with your scent. Be careful though I can know what it is. And, you might not like the truth of it.” “I’ll be looking forward on it.” “So, what do you remember of the Paradise?” Albert took his time by gulping all the contents of his glass. Some women entered, eyeing him. He had been in the pub for some time now and it was news that he’s enjoying himself in – the Constant was enjoying. He looked back at Raymond. “I could not tell anything at all except anger.” “On what?” “On the Magicians on the other side of the veil - they must have enjoyed it so much. They didn’t even deserve to stay there. The Great Silence was not just the Night Children’s fault. The Phoenix

I quickly began to panic, my heart thumping in reckless motions​, where was I? I screamed, thrashing against the bed as i remembered what had happened, the world had suddenly turned black and I was taken to a strange place. Bound and locked in a strange room with no door. But where was Terious? He had promised to return for me, to come back when he had saved our people. Only their was no sign of him in this strange place, he would never allow anyone to treat his bride like the strangers were.

Its black color changed to a white transparent, after which all the colors of the rainbow sparkled again in the crystal. Gabh air ais chun àite far an do thòisich e. (Go back where it started) Thoir dhaibh dìreach na tha iad airidh air. (Give them just what they deserve) Cuiridh mi saor thu (I will set you free) The crystal spun and disappeared. The red magic withdrew into Maddie and the tree energy went back into her. Maddie leaned on the staff, exhausted. Omem ran to her and led her to a bench to sit. Maddie felt her legs tremble, it had taken all the energy of her mortal body.

"As of this moment, all boons are forfeit." The parchment burst into flames, turning to ash. At that exact moment, far away in Silver Moon territory, the wards began to crumble. Every single one tied to my blood. I turned and walked toward a teleportation circle deep in the forest. My destination: Evernight City. The largest neutral magic city in the north. A crossroads for humans and supernaturals alike. I owned an apartment here, bought a decade ago under a false identity. The moment I arrived, my comm crystal started flashing frantically.

Every story has a beginning, some good, some bad, mine has never been a happy one, no matter who, or how I tell it, nobody will believe me. I can't rely on the people in my life, My parents ignore me, or are cruel to me, my friends are unreliable, and aren't trustworthy either. So what happens when I turn 16 years old, and run away from my problems to another world, only to find myself in the same magical world I played make belief in as a kid? With heartbreak at every turn, and a possible new relationship on the horizon, what could possibly go wrong in this world that hasn't happened to me on Earth?!

Dozens of them, sitting at outdoor cafés, walking through parks, laughing and talking like they were on vacation. "What the hell?" Marcus breathed. One of the deadies noticed us. A woman, of maybe thirty years, with a smile that looked genuine. "Oh! New arrivals! Welcome, welcome! You'll love it here!" "What is this place?" I asked, my grip tight on my dagger. "Paradise," she said simply. "The Living City. It takes care of us, gives us everything we need. No more running, no more fear, just peace." "And you just... gave up?" Willow asked. "Stopped fighting?"